Leisure Pools Review (2026): Fiberglass Pool Cost and Warranty
By the Renology editorial team · Reviewed by Dror Gigi, Co-Founder · Facts checked
Best for a strong structural warranty on a large, well-built shell
Leisure Pools is the US arm of an Australian-founded manufacturer that builds its pools in Knoxville, Tennessee. It offers more than 30 fiberglass models, from a 10 ft plunge pool to 40 ft, with some as deep as 8 ft, and backs them with a lifetime structural warranty. Leisure says installed pools generally run from $45,000 to upwards of $100,000, sold through independent dealers.
Leisure Pools at a glance
- Type
- Fiberglass
- Published price
- $45,000–$100,000+ (installed range, per company)
- About the price
- Typical installed range stated by Leisure. No shell prices.
- Sizes
- 30+ models from a 10 ft plunge to 40 ft; up to 8 ft deep
- Warranty
- Lifetime structural and lifetime structural osmosis warranty, plus 10 years on the gelcoat
- Lead time
- A few weeks from excavation to water, per Leisure
- Based in
- Knoxville, TN
- How it sells
- Independent dealers
- Delivers to
- Nationwide through dealers, including California
- Owner feedback
- BBB B- (listed as Explore Industries), 10 complaints closed in 3 years.
- Status
- Operating
How much does a Leisure pool cost?
Leisure says inground fiberglass pools generally run from $45,000 to upwards of $100,000 installed. It does not list shell prices; the dealer quotes the project. As with any fiberglass pool, the size, the equipment package and the patio around it decide where you land.
Warranty and build
Leisure offers a lifetime structural warranty, a lifetime structural osmosis warranty and 10 years on the gelcoat. Ask the dealer for the warranty document itself and check whether it passes to a new owner, since we could not confirm that from the published pages.
The shells use vinyl ester resin throughout and a reinforced layer Leisure calls Composite Armour, with Kevlar, carbon fiber and basalt. Vinyl ester resists the blistering that can affect cheaper resins over time.
Where Leisure sells
Leisure sells through independently owned dealers, who are not its employees or agents. Dealers in California include West Coast Fiberglass Pools in the North Bay. The same Knoxville company also makes Imagine Pools for POOLCORP, and the Aviva and Evo brands.
Leisure Pools reviews
The BBB lists the company as Explore Industries with a B- grade and 10 complaints closed in three years. We could not read the complaint details. As with every fiberglass brand, most of your experience comes from the dealer who installs the pool, so check that dealer's own reviews and license.
What we like, and what is worth knowing
What we like
- Lifetime structural and osmosis coverage
- Vinyl ester resin and Kevlar-reinforced layers
- Deep models up to 8 ft
- Dealers in California
Worth knowing
- BBB grade of B-
- Only an installed price range, no shell prices
Choose Leisure Pools if
- You want a deep pool, up to 8 ft
- Long structural coverage matters most to you
- There is a Leisure dealer with good reviews near you
Look elsewhere if
- You want a detailed public cost guide by size (Thursday Pools)
- You want a small plunge pool with a published price (Soake)
How Leisure Pools scores
8.3 out of 10 among fiberglass pools, on our published method. Every listed company starts at 7.0, and information a company does not publish counts as neutral. Scores are our editorial opinion.
- Price transparencyGood
- WarrantyStandout
- Track recordStandout
- AvailabilityStandout
- Owner feedbackStandard
- Model rangeStandout
- Lead timeGood
The part a pool price leaves out
Get your yard checked by a local pool contractor
Crane access, excavation, the pad, electrical, fencing and permits decide most of the gap between a pool price and a finished backyard. In Southern California, the Bay Area and Greater Seattle, we can introduce you to 2 to 3 licensed pool contractors who can walk your yard and price that part.
Get quotes from pool contractorsHow we make money: Renology is paid by independent pool contractors in parts of California and Washington when we introduce them to homeowners. No pool maker pays us.
Leisure Pools FAQ
How much does a Leisure fiberglass pool cost?
Leisure says installed fiberglass pools generally run from $45,000 to upwards of $100,000 (checked October 2026). The dealer sets the final price.
What warranty does Leisure Pools offer?
A lifetime structural warranty, a lifetime structural osmosis warranty and a 10-year gelcoat warranty. Confirm transferability in the written warranty before you sign.
Are Leisure Pools sold in California?
Yes, through independent dealers such as West Coast Fiberglass Pools in the North Bay.
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Sources: Leisure Pools: fiberglass pools · Leisure Pools: cost · Leisure Pools: warranty · Explore Industries: history · BBB: Explore Industries · West Coast Fiberglass Pools (California dealer)
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